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THE REAL JIMMY PAGE – PART 2

Here are the full transcripts from our new cover feature... In the second part Donovan explains how Zeppelin were 'formed' during the recording of 'Hurdy Gurdy Man'...

Beirut: “March Of The Zapotec/Realpeople: Holland”

A few weeks ago, I found myself guesting on a music show on Al-Jazeera, talking about, of all things, Calexico. The idea of musical fusion was very prominent in the programme, and the band’s German members talked about the affinities between German oompah and Mexican forms like Mariachi; heightend, if I remember rightly, by German brewmasters relocating to America.
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